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Want to try night skiing?
We can help.
The USA has many resorts that have night time lit up runs.
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Travel Stop has a vast experience of offering ski holidays around the world.
Below are a few suggestions to whet your appetite.
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Whistler, Canada.
Six massive high-alpine powder bowls, including one called Doom & Gloom, put Whistler firmly on the map for
thrill-seekers. Annual snow-fall of over 30 feet make sure there's plenty of off-piste and powder. For advanced skiers, it just doesn't get much better than on the adjoining Whistler and Blackcombe Mountains in Canada's British Columbia. Blackcombe has steepness with long glacial descents, Whistler has bumps, couloirs, bowls and chutes. |
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St Anton, Austria.
As well as having an international reputation for glitz and glamour, St Anton is blessed with world-class skiing, amazing powder and opportunities for huge off-piste mileage. For experts, the skiing's as hard as you want it to be, with a steep drop back to Zura, the challenging powder bowls of the Valluga and some seriously testing lower slopes.
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Borovets, Bulgaria.
If budget is a concern, then consider one of the less expensive destinations where you probably won't bump into the Beckhams, but the snow is the same colour and the skiing is good! Borovets in Bulgaria has crèches, ski schools for children and kindergartens, value lift passes for kids aged 8-12, folk nights, barbecues and wine tasting. |
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